Talks With Scott Mandelker Podcast
Sep 23, 2026 · 58 min · 10 segments
Episode 0957 - Howard Storm's Future Vision (Click on the above link, or here, for audio.) Comments on Howard Storm's NDE vision of the future of the world and USA. The new age of Earth's 4D+ culture…
Scott MandelkerHost
So I did a playlist and a lot of talks on Howard Storm before, and I respect his near-death experience a lot.
And dynamics of his vision or prophecy or what he was shown, it's not exactly a prophecy.
And I will provide a link in the description text of the archived website page of his NDE in seven or eight different sections.
His vision or the vision that was given to him or the teaching that was given to him during his NDE concerned in terms of prophecy or future, concerned or could be summarized as a transformation, a spiritual transformation of human society into one of true peace and justice and mutual respect and thus safety.
People trusted each other because they knew they respected each other because They knew they needed to help each other.
And also they shared, they had shared moral values that what I think is essential to a harmonious society is that everybody agrees that virtue is self-interest, that being decent to others committed to honesty and fair play and living in truth and agreeing on coming to understand truth in common what we are common ground not simply diversity and differences but also what we share and common human values and thus virtue or right speech, right action in Buddhism, uh, doing good, being, being, uh, uh, um, morally sensitive, sensitive to others, conditions, trying to do no harm, harmlessness, ahimsa, then everyone realizes that's critical for they themselves.
Um, I'm good to you not only because I know it's good for you, but it's good for me to be good to all.
But, of course, where there's negativity and harm and some kind of distortion being pushed or manipulated, manipulation of another and negative action coming in, then simply being goodly requires wisdom.
to be goodly with those who reject win-win compromise, fair play, the best for all, those that are doggedly committed to selfishness and can't think straight in a sense or can't agree on points that we consider common sense like if you don't want me you know if you if you want the world to be appreciate you or or you want to be loved and you want to be liked you want peace and harmony in your life uh don't create disharmony and and struggle with people and fight to get more power or control whether it's in social endeavor like business or work Or interpersonal relationship and any dialogue between or interaction between people that what's good for me is ultimately what's good for best for both.
Safety and trust come naturally because there's the mutual respect of everyone agreeing on virtue and, you know, be your brother's keeper kind of thing.
People take care of each other and that that's better than struggle and competition where others gain is seen as my loss and my gain is seen as or included in my gain is your loss so depriving the other for myself is good for me or you having is a threat to me that kind of thinking doesn't exist so in the end of the third section which is howard storm's life review He goes, there's a couple of little paragraphs which show his consciousness at that time in 85 when he had the near-death experience.
So he asked his guide or guides, he said, I asked them, for example, which was the best religion? I was looking for an answer which was like Presbyterians.
So I did a playlist and a lot of talks on Howard Storm before, and I respect his near-death experience a lot.
And dynamics of his vision or prophecy or what he was shown, it's not exactly a prophecy.
And I will provide a link in the description text of the archived website page of his NDE in seven or eight different sections.
His vision or the vision that was given to him or the teaching that was given to him during his NDE concerned in terms of prophecy or future, concerned or could be summarized as a transformation, a spiritual transformation of human society into one of true peace and justice and mutual respect and thus safety.
People trusted each other because they knew they respected each other because They knew they needed to help each other.
And also they shared, they had shared moral values that what I think is essential to a harmonious society is that everybody agrees that virtue is self-interest, that being decent to others committed to honesty and fair play and living in truth and agreeing on coming to understand truth in common what we are common ground not simply diversity and differences but also what we share and common human values and thus virtue or right speech, right action in Buddhism, uh, doing good, being, being, uh, uh, um, morally sensitive, sensitive to others, conditions, trying to do no harm, harmlessness, ahimsa, then everyone realizes that's critical for they themselves.
Um, I'm good to you not only because I know it's good for you, but it's good for me to be good to all.
But, of course, where there's negativity and harm and some kind of distortion being pushed or manipulated, manipulation of another and negative action coming in, then simply being goodly requires wisdom.
to be goodly with those who reject win-win compromise, fair play, the best for all, those that are doggedly committed to selfishness and can't think straight in a sense or can't agree on points that we consider common sense like if you don't want me you know if you if you want the world to be appreciate you or or you want to be loved and you want to be liked you want peace and harmony in your life uh don't create disharmony and and struggle with people and fight to get more power or control whether it's in social endeavor like business or work Or interpersonal relationship and any dialogue between or interaction between people that what's good for me is ultimately what's good for best for both.
Safety and trust come naturally because there's the mutual respect of everyone agreeing on virtue and, you know, be your brother's keeper kind of thing.
People take care of each other and that that's better than struggle and competition where others gain is seen as my loss and my gain is seen as or included in my gain is your loss so depriving the other for myself is good for me or you having is a threat to me that kind of thinking doesn't exist so in the end of the third section which is howard storm's life review He goes, there's a couple of little paragraphs which show his consciousness at that time in 85 when he had the near-death experience.
So he asked his guide or guides, he said, I asked them, for example, which was the best religion? I was looking for an answer which was like Presbyterians.
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